As a sophomore, Peyton Ellis was a starter and key member of the Baker junior varsity basketball team that finished the year 17-1.
The 6-foot-tall Ellis is now on the varsity and coach Chad Martin expects him to be a Jack-of-all- trades.
The summer got off to a rough start for the Crestview Lady Bulldog basketball team.
Coach Connor Williams announced he was leaving for a college job in early June and the team has been in transition since.
Natalie Toney enters her third year as a starter for the Crestview Lady Bulldog basketball team as one of the team leaders.
The soft-spoken junior lets her play doing most of her talking. But she realizes that it’s also important for her to be a leader.
Chad Martin is still waiting for the interim tag to be removed from his title as the Baker’s boys basketball coach.
The perceived uncertainty of his situation hasn’t kept him from planning and preparing as if the job is already his.
Lighthouse Christian College is starting football in 2024, with eight games on its schedule for the inaugural season.
The Makos are eyeing Division I recruiting coordinator Ronnie Cottrell as their head coach – details are still being worked out – and are aiming to have between 75 and 80 on their roster.
Andrica Durm-Williams, a 2005 Crestview High School graduate and a member of the 2003 girls basketball district champion team coached by Jay Sanders, is waiting to see if she will land her dream job.
Beach volleyball is still a new sport in Crestview.
The Lady Bulldogs of Crestview High School fielded just their second team in the spring. And the sport has yet to filter down to the middle school level.
It has been said if you give a man a fish you feed him for a day, but if you teach a man to fish you feed him for a lifetime.
It also could be said, that if you teach a kid to fish, you provide a lifetime of outdoor recreation and fun.
It’s not too early to make plans to attend the Crestview volleyball indoor camp.
The camp is set for July 8-10 from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Crestview High School gym. The cost of the camp is $75.
Crestview High School’s boys basketball team lost a ton of talent to graduation.
Gone are Makhi Jones, the leading scorer, A.J. Johnson, who ran the point, big man Josiah Klauser and Zay Parks, who was an athletic utility player who could do damage on every level.
